Pokemon Scarlet and Violet now have a new Tera Raid event thanks to the Pokemon Company. Players could attempt a 7* Tera Raid featuring a Charizard with a Dragon Tera Type until December 4th. The event will also be replayed later in the month, beginning on December 16th.
This Charizard can only be captured once and is the only method to get it until Pokemon HOME compatibility is released next year. Players may continue completing the raid after capturing the Charizard to win different awards, but they will not be able to capture it again.
7 Star Charizard Tera Raid
Charizard’s black crystal Tera Raid ended on December 4, but will reopen on December 15-18. While you can only capture one Charizard each game, you may perform the raid several times – you’ll receive one raid in your own game every day, but you can join other players’ raids as many times as you wish through the Poké Portal.
The Charizard captured in these raids will be Lv. 100 and will have the Mightiest Mark, indicating that it was captured in a seven-star raid. It will also have Solar Power, Charizard’s secret ability; great base stats; and the humble disposition that Charizard requires. The raid’s rewards are also quite excellent, which is why it’s worth completing more than once. You’ll obtain a lot of Calcium, the vitamin used to boost special attack EVs, as well as the very uncommon Ability Patch, which switches a Pokémon’s ability to its hidden one (and vice versa).
Your personal Charizard raid, like the six-star raids, may be found on the Paldea map with a pink outline. Connect to the internet if you don’t see the Charizard raid crystal on your map. (Don’t worry; the raid does not need a Nintendo Switch Online membership.) To do it more than once every day, you’ll need to open the Tera Raid Battles menu through the Poké Portal; you may do this with friends as they organize their own daily raids or with strangers online.
Only players who have unlocked six-star raids after completing elements of the postgame will be able to access seven-star raids. People who haven’t done so, however, aren’t out of luck: they may participate in these raids using multiplayer groups or link codes.
